Tag Archives: David Gilmour

PINK FLOYD Flesh Out “Atom Heart Mother”

October 27, 2023

Arguably the first album where the previously emergent greatness of PINK FLOYD became apparent and probably their last platter to feature vestiges of the ensemble’s intrepid experimentation, “Atom Heart Mother” has long been overdue for a proper reissue – and … Continue reading →

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UNICORN – Too Many Crooks

September 2, 2023

Harvest 1976 / Think Like A Key 2023 Taking country roads to the home counties, British dreamers dance towards eternity. Here’s a classic case of not seeing the forest for the trees – or, in this instance, the fields for … Continue reading →

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PINK FLOYD Prepare Fillmore West Show For Release

February 9, 2022

Back in 1970 and back in England, PINK FLOYD could be considered part of psychedelic underground but across the Pond the quartet were able to fill such famous venue as San Francisco’s “Fillmore West” – and they did so on … Continue reading →

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UNICORN – Too Many Crooks

April 28, 2017

Harvest 1976 / Esoteric 2017 Another, ever more smooth, ride Westward, from Dear Old Blighty to the Pacific, or where David Gilmour found some inspiration. If was a creative, if not commercial, success, UNICORN’s next album followed the suit in … Continue reading →

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DAVID COURTNEY – Anthology

October 18, 2015

Angel Air 2015 Surface-scraping survey of Brighton hit-maker’s first five decades in the business of melody. Stellar cameos abound. David Courtney’s songs have long become part of British pop-rock DNA, although there’s more to him than just the hits that … Continue reading →

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